Riding Your Own Land Without Trail Insurance
New Brunswick off-road vehicle insurance rules for private land owners, explaining legal requirements under the provincial Act.
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Insurance Required on a Trail
New Brunswick trail riding rules require liability insurance for all off road vehicles to cover injuries and property damage.
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Renewing on a Government Website
Online New Brunswick ATV registration renewal steps explain how off-road riders avoid Service New Brunswick centre lines.
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Renewing Over the Phone
New Brunswick off-road vehicle registration renewal over the phone explains how to update ATV permits through Service New Brunswick.
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Renewing at a Service Centre
New Brunswick ATV and UTV registration renewal details explain required documents, address changes, and replacement certificate costs.
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Renewing Before the New Year
New Brunswick off-road vehicle registrations expire on December 31, explaining renewal deadlines and fines to avoid trail penalties.
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A Plate That Expires December 31
New Brunswick off-road vehicle plates expire on December 31 each year because provincial rules use a universal expiration date.
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Ordering a Certified Copy From Service New Brunswick
Service New Brunswick provides certified copies of off-road vehicle registrations for twenty dollars to replace lost documents.
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What a Record Search Shows Before You Buy Used
A Service New Brunswick record search reveals outstanding liens, registration details, and stolen vehicle history before purchasing a used ATV.
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When a Bent or Faded Plate Needs Replacing
New Brunswick ATV license plate replacement rules explain when trail wear, fading, or bends require a new registration to avoid fines.
